Vivienne Walt

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  • International

    Barcelona: The most wired city in the world

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  • Margrethe Vestager, the European Union?s commissioner for competition, in Washington, April 16, 2015.Leadership

    The bureaucrat who has tech terrified

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  • neon google signInternational

    Google’s legal woes in Europe might only just be beginning

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  • Syriza Government Hampers Expansion Of Chinese Run Port Of PireausFeatures

    China’s next target? A strategic Greek shipping port

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  • FRANCE-GERMANY-SPAIN-AVIATION-ACCIDENTInternational

    Co-pilot of Germanwings jet ‘deliberately’ crashed plane into mountainside

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  • Greece's newly-appointed PM Tsipras leaves the Presidential Mansion after his swearing-in ceremony as Greece's first leftist prime minister in AthensInternational

    Greek prime minister on his country’s debt crisis: Don’t worry—we got this

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  • Smoke rises after an airstrike hit Maitiga airport early Thursday morning, in Tripoli

    Big oil companies in the cross fire as Libyan violence erupts

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  • Saudi soldiers march during Abdullah's Sword military drill in Hafar Al-Batin, near the border with KuwaitInternational

    How secure is the Middle East?

    By Erika Fry and Vivienne Walt
  • International

    Luxembourg: Tough times for a favorite tax haven

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  • The Eiffel Tower seen on the screen of a cellphone in Paris,International

    Uber wins French court battle, but still fights global war

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  • Hoshyar ZebariInternational

    Iraq’s big Kurdish oil deal

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  • FRANCE-COMPANY-TOTALInternational

    Total’s new CEO has some very big shoes to fill

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  • RUSSIA-BUSINESS-POLITICS-LEBEDEVFinance

    Is it ‘do svidanya’ for Russia and the West? One businessman thinks so

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  • Russia's PutinInternational

    Cold War on Business: The Putin Paradox

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  • Scotland Decides - The Result Of the Scottish Referendum On Independence Is AnnouncedInternational

    Scotland’s ‘No’ vote: the U.K. takes stock

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